Shades of Milk and Honey

I was expecting a lot more based on the rave reviews and endorsements. Considering the hero did little but glower at the heroine until the last few pages of the book, it was not a convincing love story. Also, the “glamour” magic concept was underdeveloped. What the heck is a “fold” that the author kept referring to? Why do some people have this glamour talent while others do not? How is it useful besides in a superficial way to make pretty art scenes? The book read quickly but left little impression. I may pick up the next book in the series to see if it gets any better once the hero and heroine are married, but I am not rushing out to find it.